Light green new growth and brown leaf tips on ponytail palms signal overwatering. These succulents store water in their bulbous base—they need deep, infrequent watering (every 2–3 weeks) and full sun.
In 80°F+ Phoenix weather, move them outside to the sunniest spot. They thrive in heat and direct sun. Just ensure night temps stay above 50°F. Water only when soil is bone-dry several inches down.
If unsure of plant ID, email photos for confirmation. But symptoms scream overwatering.
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